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. Aly Mawji as Aly Dutta/Naveen Dutt (seasons 1–3), a Hooli coder who bullies Richard and Big Head. He is charged with working on Nucleus as a lead engineer.
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Brian Tiechnell as Jason Winter (seasons 1–3), a Hooli programmer who bullies Richard and Big Head. He is also charged with working on Nucleus as a lead engineer. He along with Aly quits Hooli after being fed up with Gavin's antics.
Alexander as Patrice (seasons 1–3), a Hooli employee. She is fired by Gavin after showing distaste towards his animal abuse. as a Silicon Valley doctor whom Richard regularly sees. as Ron LaFlamme, Pied Piper's young, laid-back but competent outside counsel. Gabriel Tigerman as Gary Irving (seasons 1–3), the manager at Hooli. as Denpok, Gavin's sycophantic spiritual advisor. as Pete Monahan (season 2–present), a disgraced former lawyer who represents Richard, Erlich and Pied Piper at the of the Hooli lawsuit.
Jake Broder as Dan Melcher (seasons 1, 4), a former TechCrunch Judge who is kicked out after he beats up Bachman for sleeping with his wife. He later returns in season four as the CTO of an insurance company. as Carla Walton (seasons 2–3), a programmer and friend of Gilfoyle and Dinesh's who joins the Pied Piper team. as Hoover (season 3–present), head of security at Hooli.
Annie Sertich as C.J. Cantwell (season 3), a tech blogger. Erlich Bachman buys her blog after she is coerced into revealing Big Head was her source. Later the blog is bought out by Gavin himself after she hears about Gavin's illegal dumping of an elephant in the San Francisco Bay. as Keenan Feldspar (season 4), the developer of a VR headset who tries to buy out Pied Piper. When Richard rejects the deal, he signs with Hooli.
as Ed Chen (season 4), a venture capitalist that works at Raviga who currently serves as the firm's Managing Director. appears as herself, interviewing various characters. Production.
Mike Judge, co-creator of Silicon Valley. Co-creator and executive producer had worked in a early in his career. In 1987 he was a programmer at, a company with about 40 employees. Judge disliked the company's culture and his colleagues ('The people I met were like. They were true believers in something, and I don't know what it was') and quit after less than three months, but the experience gave him the background to later create a show about the region's people and companies. He recollects also how startup companies pitched to him to make a Flash-based animation in the past as material for the first episode: 'It was one person after another going, 'In two years, you will not own a TV set!'
I had a meeting that was like a gathering of acolytes around a cult leader. 'Has he met Bill?' 'Oh, I'm the VP and I only get to see Bill once a month.' And then another guy chimed in, 'For 10 minutes, but the 10 minutes is amazing! ' Filming for the of Silicon Valley began on March 12, 2013, in. HBO the series on May 16, 2013., who plays Peter Gregory, died in December 2013 of, having finished his scenes for the first five episodes. The production team decided against recasting the role and reshooting his scenes; on his death, Judge commented: 'The brilliance of Chris' performance is irreplaceable, and inspired us in our writing of the series.'
He went on to say, 'The entire ordeal was heartbreaking. But we are incredibly grateful to have worked with him in the brief time we had together. Our show and our lives are vastly richer for his having been in them.' In the eighth episode of season 1, a memoriam is made in his honor at the end of the credits roll.
The character of Peter Gregory was not killed off until the premiere of Season 2. The show refers to a metric in comparing the compression rates of applications called the, which did not exist before the show's run. It was created by Stanford Professor Tsachy Weissman and graduate student at the request of the show's producers. In May 2017, it was announced that T.J.
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Miller would be exiting the series after the fourth season. Reception Critical response Season Critical response 1 94% (50 reviews) 84 (36 reviews) 2 100% (19 reviews) 86 (9 reviews) 3 100% (17 reviews) 90 (15 reviews) 4 100% (17 reviews) 85 (10 reviews) Silicon Valley has received critical acclaim since its premiere., a website that gathers critics' reviews, presents the first season with an 84 out of 100 Metascore based on 36 reviews, indicating 'universal acclaim'. Similarly, presented the first season with a 94% 'Certified Fresh' rating and an average score of 7.94 out of 10 based on 50 reviews, with the critical consensus ' Silicon Valley is a relevant, often hilarious take on contemporary technology and the geeks who create it that benefits from co-creator Mike Judge's real-life experience in the industry.' The second season also received critical acclaim, and has a score of 86 out of 100 based on nine reviews from Metacritic. On Rotten Tomatoes, the season received a 100% rating with an average rating of 8.3 out of 10 based on 19 reviews.
The site's consensus reads, ' Silicon Valley re-ups its comedy quotient with an episode that smooths out the rough edges left behind by the loss of a beloved cast member.' Its third season also received critical acclaim.
On Metacritic, the season has a score of 90 out of 100 based on 15 reviews, indicating 'universal acclaim'. On Rotten Tomatoes, the season received a 100% rating with an average rating of 8.5 out of 10 based on 17 reviews. The site's consensus reads, ' Silicon Valley 's satirical take on the follies of the tech industry is sharper than ever in this very funny third season.' The fourth season has received critical acclaim. On Metacritic, the season has a score of 85 out of 100 based on 10 reviews, indicating 'universal acclaim'.
On Rotten Tomatoes, the season received a 100% rating with an average rating of 7.8 out of 10 based on 17 reviews. Tim Goodman of said 'HBO finds its best and funniest full-on comedy in years with this Mike Judge creation, and it may even tap into that most elusive thing, a wide audience.' Matt Roush of said 'The deft, resonant satire that helped make Judge's a cult hit takes on farcical new dimension in Silicon Valley, which introduces a socially maladroit posse of computer misfits every bit the comic equal of 's science nerds.' Todd VanDerWerff of said 'It feels weirdly like a tech-world —and that's meant as more of a compliment than it seems.'
Brian Tallarico of praised the jokes of the series but commented on the slow progression of the character development in the first two episodes and the reliance on common stereotypes in technology, including 'the nerd who can't even look at a girl much less talk to her or touch her, the young businessman who literally shakes when faced with career potential.' He goes on to state that the lack of depth to the characters creates 'this odd push and pull; I want the show to be more realistic but I don't care about these characters enough when it chooses to be so.' Of stated that the show did not go far enough to be called risky or a biting commentary of the tech industry.
'Because I'm a software engineer, Silicon Valley might portray me with my pants up to my armpits, nerdily and nasally complaining that Thomas' compression algorithm is impossible or that nine times F in hexadecimal is 87, not 'fleventy five' (as Erlich says), but I would forgive such slips in a second if the show were funny.' Auerbach claimed that he used to work for, and that his wife also worked for them at the time of the review. Other reactions , after viewing the first episode of the show, said: 'None of those characters were software engineers. Software engineers are more helpful, thoughtful, and smarter. They're weird, but not in the same way.
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I was just having a meeting with my information security team, and they're great but they're pretty weird—one used to be a dude, one's super small, one's hyper-smart—that's actually what it is. I really feel like Mike Judge has never been to, which is Silicon Valley. If you haven't been, you just don't get it. You could take the craziest L.A. Party and multiply it by a thousand, and it doesn't even get close to what's in Silicon Valley. The show didn't have any of that.' In response to Musk's comments, actor, who plays Erlich on the show, pointed out that 'if the billionaire power players don’t get the joke, it’s because they’re not comfortable being satirized.
I’m sorry, but you could tell everything was true. You guys do have bike meetings, motherfucker.” Other software engineers who also attended the same premiere stated that they felt like they were watching their 'reflection'. In January 2017, in an audience interaction by and, Gates recounted the episode in Silicon Valley where the main protagonists try to pitch their product to different venture capitalists reminding him of his own experiences. In conference talks, has called Silicon Valley 'the best show ever made about programming,' ranking it higher than other HBO series such as and. He goes on to cite the episode 'Bachmanity Insanity' to illustrate the absurdity of the argument.
Accolades Year Ceremony Category Recipients Result 2014 Episodic Won Silicon Valley Nominated Nominated Nominated Silicon Valley Nominated Mike Judge for ' Nominated for 'Optimal Tip-to-Tip Efficiency' Nominated Outstanding Art Direction for a Contemporary Program (Half-Hour or Less) Richard Toyon (production designer), L.J. Houdyshell (art director) and Cynthia Slagter (set decorator) for 'Articles of Incorporation' Nominated Garson Yu (creative director) and Mehmet Kizilay (designer/lead animator) Nominated 2015 Silicon Valley Nominated Silicon Valley Nominated Nominated Nominated Thomas Middleditch Nominated Mike Judge for 'Minimum Viable Product' Nominated Silicon Valley Won Thomas Middleditch Nominated Won 1st Golden Maple Awards Best Actress in a TV Series Broadcast in the U.S. Won Silicon Valley Nominated Mike Judge for 'Sand Hill Shuffle' Nominated for 'Two Days of the Condor' Nominated Brian Merken for 'Two Days of the Condor' Won Tim Roche for 'Sand Hill Shuffle' Nominated Richard Toyon (production designer), L.J. Houdyshell (art director) and Jenny Mueller (set decorator) for 'Sand Hill Shuffle' Won Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Comedy or Drama Series (Half-Hour) and Animation Ben Patrick (production mixer), Elmo Ponsdomenech (re-recording Mixer) and Todd Beckett (re-recording mixer) for 'Server Space' Nominated 2016 Silicon Valley Nominated Mike Judge for 'Binding Arbitration' Nominated Silicon Valley Won Thomas Middleditch Nominated Silicon Valley Nominated for 'Sand Hill Shuffle' Won 2nd Golden Maple Awards Best Actress in a TV Series Broadcast in the U.S. Amanda Crew Nominated Newcomer of the Year in a TV Series Broadcast in the U.S. CBS San Francisco.
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